Tripowin - Amber (0.78mm 2pin)

I used to have the stock juzear defiant but i broke it. I bought the tripowin cable and to my surprise it performed better than the juzear defiant stock cables, really loved the design and the quality is superb too

Ever since the Headphone Zone gurus recommended this cable, I knew I had to get my hands on it. The moment I finally did, I couldn't stop smiling! The Tripowin Amber is an absolute stunner—it looked gorgeous in the website photos, but in person, it’s even better. The build quality is top-notch, exuding pure premium vibes. It's incredibly soft, unlike those stiff, annoying IEM cables, making it a dream to handle.

The real showstopper? The modular termination and that breathtaking color! I’ve paired it with my Simgot EW300 x HBB, and wow—it's a match made in heaven. The fit is flawless, and the colors complement each other so perfectly that it takes the whole setup to another level.

The Tripowin Amber is basically a Tripowin Zonie with modular plug ends at a fair price. I wish it came in more colors!

My stock cable of Moondrop Aria 2021 broke so I ordered this one. I must say that I can easily notice the sound difference over my stock. The sound is more crisp and clear, the imagining is slightly improved and the bass now feels tighter. However i feel that the soundstage is now a bit narrow (I could be wrong). I’m using this with apple dongle and as compared to the stock cable of aria, this sounds more fuller giving more energy to IEM which made me realise that i was missing something with the stock cable. I’m curious how this will perform with 4.4mm balanced dac as I’m eagerly waiting for the Onix Alpla Xl1 :)

2/5 for the delivery as this time the delivery was pretty late. I had placed order on 12th September in the morning and received it on 18th.

Ridiculously soft, doesn't tangle as much, and gives you that premium cable feel

Used this with my Chu 2 and Shaling UA2 DAC with the 2.5 MM Balanced output, definitely a good upgrade for me. At first the item quality and the improvement over the past cables was good.

However after 2 months the left side stopped working. Luckily this one was in warranty, so after almost 20-22 days of hazzel it was exchanged you can say. The warranty was renewed as well.

However, around 6 months with the new piece now and it is has started giving irritting noise on both sides, like a cat scrating the walls. Tried clearing the ports, cleaning the jack, tried with other cables and dacs. Was able to confirm that this cable has turned useless now.

Definitely not a good investment if you are looking to use long term.

Feels like it is built to last only till 90 days warranty is expired.

Tripowin - Amber (0.78mm 2pin)

It has all three connectivity option, which very good for compatibility witb any device.

I recently bought the Tripowin Amber cable for my Hisenior Mega5EST. The build quality and aesthetics are quite good — it feels durable, flexible, and premium for the price. However, when it comes to sound, it doesn’t match up to the White Whale stock cable. With the Amber, the overall presentation feels a bit muted and less refined, while the stock cable brings out better clarity, detail, and balance.

In my experience, this cable might work well with budget or mid-tier IEMs where the differences aren’t as noticeable, but for higher-end sets like the Mega5EST, it simply doesn’t do justice to their full potential.

A solid option for cheap IEMs, but not the best pairing for resolving earphones.

Improved sound signature louder and clearty

probably the most comfortable 2 pin cable i have in my collection and they synergize really well with most iems which are analytical or balanced. they smooth out the peaks and give the lower end a nice little warm push.
the modular nature of the cable is def a big win in my book.

I ordered this with a Moondrop Chu. Combined with this cable and my Shaling UA2 DAC or certainly did felt different than what I used to hear until now, the sound stage certainly widened and the nuances highlighted, the bass was punchier as well. Overall good change, certainly worth the money.

The cable as in doesn't change the sound of your IEM but it improves the sound stage a bit..... Now if you ask me why Amber and not zonie? Here's a simple answer.... Modulation flexibility.... I have tried the zonie previously from my friend and it's almost the same.... The zonie doesn't have that....
Cons: The two pin terminals can be a bit loose for some IEMs but that's totally manageable.....
Pros: Why even waste time talking about pros..... It's known to all that upgrade cables are mostly better than the one that comes with the IEMs.... If taken care it will last us a life time.....
Thank you headphone zone for being so much active in the Indian audiophile community.... I hope people understand the fact that bluetooth wireless earbuds aren't effective in terms of sound quality.... Be a music lover, musician, audiophile or sound engineer, wireless is just convenience.....

Cables are awesome but...I got the Meze Alba and like them a lot. But I do have a problem I got a triopowin balanced cable with ifi zen dad v2. The 4.4 MM termination produces noise and has un even output from front and back output. I can't seem to figure out if it's a cable issue or dac issue?

Let's be clear about one thing. The cables themselves don't alter the sound in any way. (If otherwise, then u must be doing something wrong).

With that being said, there IS an incentive to "buy" an upgrade cable: 1) being able to use the Bal channels on your dac, 2) benifits of having interchangeable plugs, 3) Looks and sturdiness (which would ALWAYS be better than your stock cables).

The Amber checked all these boxes. And there is, technically speaking, no reason to get a 50k rs cable. In other words, other than looks, there is nothing a 50k rs cable can do that tripowin Amber can't. (Believe what u want, but that doesn't make it true).

This looks and feels good but it doesn't improve the sound quality over the stock cable... It definitely improves the sound output... I switched back to the lighter stock cables of chu 2... I was waiting for this for a long time... Disappointed...

It's pretty good quality for the price, modular and neutral. What's not to like ?

Hi , was lucky enough to own the tripowin amber and I am enjoying it very much so the cable has no memory. And no distortion in sound even when I paired it with a sensitive iem and a good dac
All in all a very good buy.

The Tripowin Amber IEM cables are an absolute game-changer in the world of audio accessories, and let me tell you, they're nothing short of phenomenal! From the moment you lay your hands on them, you can feel the quality and craftsmanship that went into their design.

First and foremost, let's talk about their sturdiness – these cables are built to last. Made from high-quality materials and expertly constructed, they can withstand the rigors of daily use without breaking a sweat. Say goodbye to the hassles of loose modules or flimsy connections – the Amber cables are here to stay.

Now, onto the soundstage and instrument separation – they're simply outstanding. With the Amber cables in your arsenal, you'll experience a level of clarity and precision that's second to none. Every note, every instrument, is rendered with breathtaking detail and depth, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in your favorite tracks.

And let's not forget about Headphone Zone – their delivery process is as smooth as butter, ensuring that your precious cables arrive at your doorstep promptly and in perfect condition. Plus, their expert recommendations on eartips ensure that you get the most out of your listening experience, fine-tuning the fit for optimal comfort and sound quality.

Now, here's where the Amber cables truly shine – their versatility. If you find yourself switching between unbalanced and balanced sources, or if you simply want the flexibility to customize your setup, these cables are a godsend. By allowing you to change terminations with ease, they provide unparalleled value for audiophiles who demand nothing but the best.

However, if you'll primarily be using your IEM with a single source and know exactly what type it is, you can save some money by opting for the appropriate Tripowin Zonie cable. It's a testament to Tripowin's commitment to catering to the diverse needs of their customers.

In conclusion, if you're in the market for IEM cables that combine exceptional build quality, outstanding sound performance, and unmatched versatility, look no further than the Tripowin Amber. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

It's a very good cable and barely has any memory
Well works as intended

Excellent quality of cables. Looks sturdy. Different choices of connectors.

I am new to audiophile experience and was sceptical about upgrade cable. But it made my listening experience better.

If you will be changing the terminations to use an IEM between unbalanced and/or different types of balanced sources, this would provide great value. But if you would be using it with a single source and know what type it is, you can save some money by getting the appropriate Tripowin Zonie cable.